STOP DOING THIS!!!

Welcome to devRant. And yeah, that CSS needs some works

Social media buttons treated as a full column... yeeeeah

Wtf?
So you want to read text across your whole fucking monitor?
Also shit may be displayed on small monitors, so all in all thats a pretty solid, easy to use and implement way of responsive design?^^
I guess not even 20% view those pages in fullsize but in a half-wide window or something..

(Not defending angular, the looks itself or shit here, it still looks shit in general and angular is a joke)

Ooooh, its about the scrollbar. Well k, thats bullshit.😂

I fixed it 👍🏻

Traditional <center> tags used earlier

Or just change the width in inspect hehe 😈

Appreciate the content..

@AnonymousGuy I like how your inclusion of ads really spiced up the page and took care of that annoying whitespace.

@core Haha I left it in to appease @trogus' fear that the whole column was just for social media buttons

Maybe it's just a poor attempt to merge the desktop and mobile interfaces (I don't know a better excuse for that, I'm sorry I've tried 😅 )

@daintycode Word of the day: Responsive layout ;)

@AnonymousGuy ad-block =_=

I don't fucking understand what the fucking problem is.

@-FLX theres The question is why they put a small scroll when there is a whitespace at the left and right ?

Overflow:hidden; 😂

That is ugly

Probably space for the adverts which plague all websites ever

"Best viewed in 1024x768"
who remember dat shit from the dark ages of internet?

@chasb96 hey look a co worker

Unless those media buttons are custom, they can fix it. However if not some (talking specifically Facebook) are not responsive icons. Implementing a Facebook feed for a client was a pain to get responsive.

.Nav:right{
display: hidden;
}
There's gotta be something missing in that area, otherwise that's a terrible design.

Tutorial point has some weird ass formatting I swear. They're still using some old ass pngs from the dark ages.

I never goes to tutorialspoint...
Always opens stack overflow

Really, websites need to utilize horizontal space better in general.

Responsive design is not just about making websites look acceptable on phones, it's about presenting your information attractively on screens of any size.

Throw the whole logo/navigation to the left or right, sidescroll all your items, put comments or annotate sources and references in a wide margin instead of at the bottom.

If your page is more whitespace than content on *any* screen... it kind of sucks.